PNG → PDF is the workflow when you're working with screenshots: bug reports with annotated UI captures, design exports from Figma, terminal output, anything where preserving sharp text matters. PDF wraps them into one file, perfect for attaching to a ticket or sharing with a stakeholder.
PDFly's Convert tool auto-detects when you upload PNGs and pre-selects PDF as the output format. Drag in any number, click Convert, and you get back one PDF where each PNG sits on its own page — fitted automatically, transparency rendered against white, no quality loss.
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Step 1 — Open the Convert tool
Open the Convert tool. You'll see the upload screen titled "Convert PDF".
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Step 2 — Upload your PNG files
Click "Choose Files" and pick the PNG files you want as one PDF — or drag them onto the page. PDFly auto-detects the image type and pre-selects PDF as the output format.
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Step 3 — Run the conversion
After your PNGs upload, the sidebar shows PDF as the auto-selected output format. Click "Convert 2 Files" to combine them. PDFly fits each image to its own PDF page, renders any transparency against white, and stitches everything into a single document.
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Step 4 — Download the PDF
When the conversion finishes, the result panel shows your new PDF with file name and size. Click "Download" to save it locally — your screenshots are now bundled into one shareable document.
